Monthly Archive:: June 2011
Utah Considering Costly Early Primary Election
Jessica Gail
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Utahns could be voting in two primary elections in 2012, if the legislature is willing to spend the money. Lt. Governor Greg
Huntsman Tours Taylorsville Science Lab in Campaign Stop
Whittney Evans
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Former Utah Governor and Presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman made a campaign stop in Taylorsville Tuesday afternoon to tour the labs of a
West Valley City Considers Tax Hike to Fill Budget Gap
Whittney Evans
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West Valley City is considering a property tax increase of more than 18 percent to balance its 2012 budget. Earlier this year,
State Board Prepares for Online Education Law
Whittney Evans
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The State Board of Education passed an emergency rule yesterday in preparation for the Statewide Public Education Online Program to go into
Cottonwood Heights to Vote on Controversial Tavaci Development
Jessica Gail
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A group of Cottonwood Heights residents angry over a proposed development that could change zoning at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon
Parties React to National Poll Showing Anti-Mormon Bias
A candidate for Utah Democratic Party Chair says he was appalled to see a recent Gallup poll showing 22 percent of those
Former State Employee Reveals Motivation for Helping with “The List”
Jeff Robinson
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It wasn’t hatred of illegal immigrants but the desire to return a favor. That’s what Leah Carson, one of the two former